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I really wish I had a crystal ball - it`s been unprecedented times. From what we`ve seen with Canada bond rates rising slowly over the last couple of months, there was definitely pressure for fixed rates to increase, and that has now happened. Lenders have increased rates significantly over the last three weeks and seem to be holding steady, and up as much as a half percentage or more over the lowest point. The blue line on the graph below shows the lowest rates mid-March for Canada bonds & then a climb since, and mortgage rates have followed with a bit of a lag (which is the usual trend). As for where they are headed, of course we aren`t sure, but think we may have hit the bottom already. We are still advising clients into either fixed or variable mortgage products - the choice is completely dependent on individual risk tolerance, and whether a change in interest rates would be affordable to the borrower. Both fixed and variable rates are still excellent - fixed is currently at 4. 29% for best rate, and variable is prime plus 60 or 2. 85%. There is quite a rate gap between the two, and prime would have to go up quite a bit to catch up with the fixed rates. Most variable lenders will let you lock in without penalty as well, so that provides some insurance if rates suddenly start to really climb. There are also options for example where half the mortgage is fixed rate and half is variable. Gillian Parkin, BBA/ Geoff Parkin, CGA, CFA. What are the mortgage rates going to do in bc. I am not sure what criteria are important. Would you consider giving me a couple pointers.

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If the yield or interest rate on government bonds goes up, then investors want a comparable increase in GICs, asset-backed commercial paper, and bank-issued bonds, which tend not to have as good a credit rating as Ottawa or the provinces. Variable rates are likely to stay low for another several months, but bond yields could move sooner. So you have to gauge whether you want to maximize your savings in the short-term at the expense of being able to lock in a five-year rate before those rates move higher. You can track government bond yields on the Bank of Canada site, under rates and statistics. How are bond rates related to mortgage rates in canada. What are the best options in your opinion.

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They come out from Head Office in Toronto every Tuesday afternoon, and I forward them on to most or our local realtors and financial planners, as well as individuals. But predicting what rates will do in BC is a lot like forecasting what the weather will be on a particular day sometime months in the future. Although there are lots of conflicting opinions among the experts, the reality is that no one knows. Every day I hear that rates are going up, down, and stay the same. Wayne Campbell, AMP Mortgage Specialist. The Mortgage Centre (Dico Holdings) Prince George 1272 Fifth Avenue, Prince George, BC V2L 3L2. What are the mortgage rates going to do in bc. I am not sure what criteria are important. Would you consider giving me a couple pointers.

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Mortgage rates are predicted to go up. In the last week alone in BC rates have gone up a full percent. The best product right now would be a variable rate mortgage. (If you are comfortable with having payments flex along with prime. ) Today`s 5yr variable rates varies from prime(2. 40%-. 80% depending on the lender. Here`s a bit of info on mortgages and how they are determined. CA* * "Historically there has been a pretty good link between government yields and mortgage rates. CBC * "There are two broad categories of mortgages: fixed-rate mortgages have locked-in rates for the length of their term and are linked to bond market yields, while variable-rate mortgages shift along with the Bank of Canada`s overnight lending rate.

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We are not sure, but many guess that the rates may go up. The rates have gone up about . 5% in the past 2 weeks, but the best discounted rates are still around 4. 09%. Historically, we are still in a time period of relatively low mortgage rates. If you like to sleep at night and not worry too much, best to lock into the best longest term rate you prefer. Still comfortable with the prime being low, then stay with a variable rate mortgage and lock in later. Hope this helps,. Anne Ambro, AMP Ambro & Associates Mortgage Consultants Ltd. c 604-619-4576 f 604-648-9930. What are the mortgage rates going to do in bc. I am not sure what criteria are important. Would you consider giving me a couple pointers.

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You can check all previous rates from 1913 until 2010 on the usinflationcalculator website under Inflation and prices and Historical Inflation Rate where you will find a table. As for the forecast, there are projections for what might the inflation be in 2010 and the following years, you can find them on the aforementioned website. But these numbers will only be estimates and should only be used as guiding lines, because no one can foresee every economical event. Tom Darkman.

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There are many lenders and different rates so its hard to quote just like that. Ca Import reasons to buy a home today 1-800-315-7235 Ext 710#. confidentiels et soustraits à la communication en vertu de la loi. ou le représentant chargé de le lui remettre, veuillez prendre note que. What are the best mortgage rates in bc. Since you have experience, I was hoping you could give me some clues as to what you look out for. I really appreciate your help.

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I would be happy to give you some ideas. Is there a number I can call you at. I find it easier to discuss over the phone. 4650 Scott Peckford Mortgage Planner Mortgage Architects. Quote of the day,"If you don`t know where you are going, any road will get you there " - Lewis Carrol. What are the mortgage rates going to do in bc. I am not sure what criteria are important. Would you consider giving me a couple pointers.

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I don`t know what types of loans are common and what the rates are indexed to, so I am of no help on this question. com (561) 630-2400 x11338 11760 U. Highway 1 North Palm Beach, FL 33408 Read Mortgage Matters, the blog about mortgages and real estate:. And follow me on Twitter:. com/HoldenL" rel="nofollow">http://twitter. com/HoldenL. Are mortgage rates going up in the uk. What Gotchas should I be aware of.

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